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After 8 Months, Beehive Radio Owner Released From Prison

The owner of Beehive Radio was released from prison on Friday, ending eight months of incarceration.
With Death of Ieng Sary, Tribunal Faces Further Jeopardy

Critics say the court may not be able to finish proceedings that have cost more than $150 million and so far successfully tried only one suspect since 2006.
Artists Prepare for Major Festival in New York

Four years in the making, the “Season of Cambodia” festival will include 125 artists and take place at some of the most prominent venues in the city of New York.

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Ieng Sary sits next to his wife during his defection ceremony, Pailin, Cambodia, November, 1996. (Youk Chhang/Documentation Center of Cambodia Archive)
Ieng Sary (fourth from left) poses with other Khmer Rouge members in Malai, a small town near Thai border, March 1988. (Documentation Center of Cambodia Archive)
Ieng Sary claps his hands while inspecting the railroad in Takeo province with Deputy Prime Minister in charge of Economics Affairs Vorn Vet and Chinese experts, 1977. (Documentation Center of Cambodia Archive)
Ieng Sary on a 1977 railroad inspection tour with Chinese advisers. (Documentation Center of Cambodia Archive)
This undated photo shows Ieng Sary with Norodom Sihanouk in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. (Documentation Center of Cambodia Archive)

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On his release from prison Friday 15th March, 2013 supporters outside the jail called him a “hero.”

After 8 Months, Beehive Radio Owner Released From Prison

The owner of Beehive Radio was released from prison on Friday, ending eight months of incarceration.

Ieng Sary and his wife in November 1996 during the defection ceremony of Ieng Sary in Pailin. (Youk Chhang/Documentation Center of Cambodia Archives)

With Death of Ieng Sary, Tribunal Faces Further Jeopardy

Critics say the court may not be able to finish proceedings that have cost more than $150 million and so far successfully tried only one suspect since 2006.

Cambodian Living Arts screen shot website

Artists Prepare for Major Festival in New York

Four years in the making, the “Season of Cambodia” festival will include 125 artists and take place at some of the most prominent venues in the city of New York.

With Beehive Station Owner Jailed, a School Goes Unbuilt

Mam Sonando is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence on charges related to the alleged secessionist plot.

For Cambodian Women in US, Success and a Delicate Balance

Cambodian immigrants to the United States have faced many challenges as they adapt to life in the United States.

Community organizers in Long Beach held a campaign last week in part to push for “wellness centers” in all of the city’s schools.

Students Call For ‘Wellness Centers’ in Long Beach Schools

About half of Cambodian-American students show signs of depression, according to a the KGA survey.

Pol-Lim has run the UCC for the past six years, and under her leadership the group has gained prominence in the community.

Cambodian Community Leader Named Among LA’s ‘Women of the Year’

The annual award is granted by Los Angeles county for women who “bring about social and economic change” in the country.

St. Mary Medical Center in Longbeach, California.

After Shooting, Long Beach Residents Protest Police Violence

Long Beach police officers were involved in seven shootings in 2012, according to department statistics.

On Burma Visit, Sam Rainsy Says Cambodia Must Reform Too

Speaking from Rangoon, Sam Rainsy told VOA Khmer that Burma has turned away from its dictatorial past and allowed its opposition leader to join parliament.

Burma Hopes for US Return to Textile Industry

Manufacturers want to attract US investment, management, technology but first must meet standards for environmental protection, welfare, and labor.

The officers of U.N.-backed genocide tribunal meet high school students at Ek Phnom district in Battambang province, as they distribute recent verdict books of Khmer Rouge leader Kaing Guek Eav, northwest of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, May 5, 2011.

Multiple Skills Needed To Compete in a Future Asean, Economist Says

Sok Siphana said nepotism and dependency on family are somewhat built into the Cambodian culture.

A South Korean man watches a TV news showing a file footage of North Korea

Cambodia Joins Condemnation of North Korean Nuclear Test

Cambodian typically enjoys warm relations with North Korea, but a Foreign Ministry spokesman on Tuesday called the test a provocative act.

With Death of Ieng Sary, Tribunal Faces Further Jeopardy

Critics say the court may not be able to finish proceedings that have cost more than $150 million and so far successfully tried only one suspect since 2006.